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              CJA-RES-AL-ST-16-1 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Elizabeth Shaw mint crisp chocolates box, used to hold slides.
              LUTYENS
              CJA-RES-AL-SM-8-1 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Charbonnel et Walker Chocolate Bittermints box annotated 'LUTYENS' in pencil, containing slides
              Mackintosh
              CJA-RES-AL-SM-5-17 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Bendicks Bitter Mocha box annotated 'Mackintosh' and 'MAC' in blue ink, used to hold slides.
              BAUHAUS etc
              CJA-RES-AL-SM-4-10 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Bendicks Bittermints box annotated with 'BAUHAUS' in black ink and 'etc' in blue ink, containing slides.
              PM BOOKS
              CJA-RES-AL-SM-3-2 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Bendicks Bittermints box annotated 'PM BOOKS' in black ink, used to hold slides
              P-M London 1980's 2
              CJA-RES-AL-SM-3-1 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Bendicks Victorian Mints specially packed for the House of Commons box labelled 'P-M London 1980's' in black ink and '2' in blue ink, used to hold slides, also contains handwritten manuscript. 'PM Extra' crossed out in black ink.
              PM1
              CJA-RES-AL-SM-2-11 · Documento
              Parte de Charles Jencks Archive
              Bendicks Victorian Mints specially packed for the House of Commons box labelled 'PM1' in blue ink, used to hold slides.